Rent Tether Tools ONsite D-Tap to AC & USB Power Supply
This unit converts D-Tap input (14.4V) to 110V AC output along with USB-A ports, enabling battery-powered operation of laptops and accessories.
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Overview
This unit converts D-Tap input (14.4V) to 110V AC output along with USB-A ports, enabling battery-powered operation of laptops and accessories. It includes built-in protection against overload, overheating, and short circuits.
Battery-powered AC outlet
Runs selected mains accessories away from wall power
D-Tap input
Draws from compatible cinema batteries
USB charging outputs
Powers phones and compact production devices
Portable workstation power
Useful for tethering and data tasks on location
- Power type
- D-Tap battery inverter and USB supply
- Input
- 14.4 V-class D-Tap
- AC output
- 110 V AC
- USB output
- USB-A accessory power
- Primary use
- Laptops and approved low-draw AC accessories on location
- Protection
- Overload, thermal, and short-circuit protection
- Cooling
- Ventilated conversion electronics
- Limitation
- Connected surge and continuous load must remain within unit rating
- Check the supply continuous and surge wattage against the AC device; motors, heaters, and high-draw chargers may exceed it.
- Use a battery rated for the combined load and account for conversion losses when estimating runtime.
- Keep the inverter ventilated and dry, and do not hide it under fabric, inside a closed case, or beside flammable material.
- Power connected devices down before swapping batteries, and stop immediately if the unit alarms, cycles, smells, or overheats.
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